Description
Kazak, late 19th/early 20th century, Shusha (Nagorno-Karabakh in the South Caucasus), the so-called ‘namazlyk’ – prayer rug – 225×180 cm This is a pre-1920 Azeri massacre of the Armenian population in Shusha, or possibly older. The ‘nazmalyk’ (prayer rug) is also referred to as a baptismal rug The hands (similar to ‘hands of Fatima on Kazaks from by Muslim weavers), a comb and and an oil vessel are all symbols of purity.
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